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National Grid — Flexibility Forum 11 January 2018
10 slides from National Grid's conference presentation, Jan 11, 2018
Slide 1: Unlocking Future Potential – Pan-European Services
Unlocking Future Potential – Pan-European Services Project TERRE Status Demand Connection Code Rachel Woodbridge-Stocks 0
Slide 2: Project TERRE Status and Upcoming Events
Project TERRE Status and Upcoming Events National Implementation European Implementation • Grid Code mod (GC 0097) and BSC mod • New TERRE members including Czech (P344) for TERRE implementation are Project TERRE Republic, Romania, Poland (Now 10 full progressing members) • GC0097: workgroup consult
Slide 3: Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary
Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary Chapter 1: General Provisions – Sets out the scope, defines key terms, timescales, who it applies to and how to implement the code. Key points Only applies to “New”: – Transmission-connected demand facilities – Transmission-connected distribution facilities a
Slide 4: What do we mean by “New”?
What do we mean by “New”? You aren’t “New” if you either: Connect to the Network September September March September 2016 2018 2019 2019 Or alternatively: Conclude contract Notify relevant SO of contract Both actions in this box must be completed to follow existing GB arrangements 3
Slide 5: Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary (Chapter 2)
Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary Chapter 2: Connection of transmission-connected demand facilities, transmission-connected distribution facilities and distribution systems Sets out a number of technical requirements for the facilities/systems mentioned above. Requirements such as: Frequenc
Slide 6: Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary (Chapter 3)
Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary Chapter 3: Connection of demand units used by a demand facility or a closed distribution system to provide demand response services to system operators Lists five categories that demand services should be grouped into: Remotely Controlled Autonomously contr
Slide 7: Demand Connection Code – Points to Note in Chapter 3
Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary Points to note in Chapter 3 Applies to distribution-connected and transmission-connect demand The categories listed aren’t exclusive and don’t prevent other categories existing/being developed Chapter 3 lists the technical requirements associated with e
Slide 8: Demand Connection Code – Chapter 3 Question
Demand Connection Code – Chapter 3 Question The categories in Chapter 3 can be listed in C16 and the technical requirements can be specified in standard contract terms; or categories and technical requirements can be included in the Grid Code and/or Distribution Code Do you have a preference?
Slide 9: Demand Connection Code – Chapter 4: Compliance
Demand Connection Code – Chapter Summary Chapter 4: Compliance Covers compliance testing of: – Transmission-connected demand – Demand units providing demand response services – Includes simulations, monitoring and testing of equipment Chapters 5-7 relate mostly to implementation and derogations 8
Slide 10: What can you do?
What can you do? Get involved! Join the GC0104/DC0104 joint working group – keep up with the discussions and have your voice heard Email [email protected] for more information and request a nomination form Respond to the GC0104/DC0104 consultations when they come out (the first is expecte